The Downtown Den welcomed motivational speaker, Andy Bounds back for a second discussiom, Andy shared several tips on how you and your business can REACH your targets by following a few simple steps.
As Park Regis Birmingham begins to welcome back their guests, they want to ensure that they are providing their guests & employees with a safe, welcoming and clean environment.
Tony Reeves joined us on Wednesday 6th May 2020 and the Liverpool City Council chief executive was in a positive and upbeat mood, despite the many difficulties he and his council colleagues have been dealing with in the past few weeks.
Downtown CEO spoke to Director of Space Modular, Ian Ambrose. Ian tells us what Modular Housing is and explains how the company has thrived during the COVID-19 crisis.
Professor Michael Parkinson is one of the most respected figures in the world of regeneration and cities. Here he talks about his fascinating career, and talks of his experiences in working with major cities across Europe to help them achieve their maximum potential.
Mark Williams from Western Union Business Solutions joined Downtown Director, Chris McKenna in the Downtown Den.
As part of Government plans to further ease lockdown, non-essential shops and businesses within the city will be given the go-ahead to re-open from Monday 15 June. Chester Racecourse will re-open its car park to the general public and again parking will be free.
The next phase of residential development at Princes Dock, part of Peel L&P’s Liverpool Waters, has opened its doors to residents, as property company Redwing nears completion of its £21 million residential development, Plaza 1821.
Join The City of Liverpool College from Monday 15th June for a fully packed fortnight of virtual open events.
The housing market across the region is getting back to business as deals are concluded and new offers are being made, according to conveyancing specialist Adkirk Law.
Lancashire based apprenticeship provider Training 2000 has officially been rated as ‘GOOD’ in its most recent Ofsted inspection that took place back in March 2020.
An appeal launched by Birmingham-based charity LoveBrum, to support local causes delivering specific COVID-19 related help, has hit the £20,000 mark.
